Comments on: Overcoming the Software Developer Experience Gap in China http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/software-developer-experience-in-china/ Software outsourcing in China Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:09:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Philam http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/software-developer-experience-in-china/#comment-72 Philam Thu, 21 May 2009 01:14:07 +0000 http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/?p=289#comment-72 I'd have to agree with Lalit's comment that in 5 to 10 years' time, other destinations like India and the Philippines would also be evolving and earning experience maybe even to new levels in catering to clients ever-changing needs. It be best that China should immediately adopt and adhere international standards. They're opening their doors yes, but they're not opening these fast enough to be effective. They have the human resources, they have the skills, it's just the culture of Chinese business that seems formidable as much as like their Great Wall. I’d have to agree with Lalit’s comment that in 5 to 10 years’ time, other destinations like India and the Philippines would also be evolving and earning experience maybe even to new levels in catering to clients ever-changing needs.

It be best that China should immediately adopt and adhere international standards. They’re opening their doors yes, but they’re not opening these fast enough to be effective. They have the human resources, they have the skills, it’s just the culture of Chinese business that seems formidable as much as like their Great Wall.

]]> By: Offshore Outsourcing Company http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/software-developer-experience-in-china/#comment-70 Offshore Outsourcing Company Thu, 14 May 2009 13:34:37 +0000 http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/?p=289#comment-70 Good informative and an interesting post....thanks for sharing this article with us. Good informative and an interesting post….thanks for sharing this article with us.

]]> By: Lalit http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/software-developer-experience-in-china/#comment-51 Lalit Mon, 02 Feb 2009 11:15:56 +0000 http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/?p=289#comment-51 Interesting article, and perhaps it might come true 10 years from now, however would like to point out that you're assuming somewhat unrealistically that while Chinese programmers gain more experience over the next 10 years, Indian programmers will stagnate. Seems a lil flawed, is'nt it? Anyways, having said that, I do think that China is a powerhouse and the Chinese people are extremely hardworking and talented, and I believe that they will do extremely well in whichever field they choose. Also, they do have a very good advantage in catering to the Japanese, Korean and Chinese markets, all areas where Indians will have a disadvantage. Interesting article, and perhaps it might come true 10 years from now, however would like to point out that you’re assuming somewhat unrealistically that while Chinese programmers gain more experience over the next 10 years, Indian programmers will stagnate.
Seems a lil flawed, is’nt it?

Anyways, having said that, I do think that China is a powerhouse and the Chinese people are extremely hardworking and talented, and I believe that they will do extremely well in whichever field they choose. Also, they do have a very good advantage in catering to the Japanese, Korean and Chinese markets, all areas where Indians will have a disadvantage.

]]> By: Jerry E Durant http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/software-developer-experience-in-china/#comment-31 Jerry E Durant Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:26:08 +0000 http://www.daoofoutsourcing.com/?p=289#comment-31 Interesting observation and it is reflects many truths but as with any story there are pockets of excellence/experience. One observation that I would point out is the speed of learning and adaptation that exists within China. This is a society that can make change and unlike other regions of the world who are slow (or inflexible) to act, China can and will make change quickly when provided with the facts and reality. Interesting observation and it is reflects many truths but as with any story there are pockets of excellence/experience. One observation that I would point out is the speed of learning and adaptation that exists within China. This is a society that can make change and unlike other regions of the world who are slow (or inflexible) to act, China can and will make change quickly when provided with the facts and reality.

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